This Autumn, DK offers a treasure trove of knowledge, making learning engaging and accessible for young readers. With stunning visuals and clear explanations, these latest books from DK transform complex concepts into delightful adventures inviting curious minds to explore the evolution of communication, take an insightful journey through geography and delve into the wonders of science and nature whilst capturing children’s imaginations with rich illustrations. For children who love music, there is a book which offers a melodic introduction to seasonal classics. For those who enjoy playing with LEGO, there are books which encourage children to unleash their creativity through play. For budding chefs, there is even a book that serves up culinary inspiration encouraging exploration in the kitchen. Parents should consider DK books for their unique ability to combine fun with education, making them invaluable resources for young learners.
The History of Information by Chris Haughton
Written by the talented Chris Haughton, this engaging debut non-fiction book explores the fascinating journey of information throughout human history. With his distinct graphic style, Haughton guides readers from ancient cave paintings and early languages to modern-day communication, revealing how our methods of sharing and storing knowledge have shaped the world. Parents will appreciate the way it encourages children to understand the power and history of information, sparking curiosity about how knowledge builds our societies. Young readers will be captivated by the visual storytelling and inspired by the ideas within. £20.00 published by DK.
Chefs Wanted by Allegra McEvedy & Alice Bowsher
Written by celebrated chef Allegra McEvedy and brought to life with Alice Bowsher’s charming illustrations, Chefs Wanted! is a fantastic cookbook to kickstart any child’s culinary journey. Packed with over 45 recipes, this book offers everything from family favourites to global dishes, giving young chefs an exciting variety to try. Parents will love the clear, step-by-step instructions that make cooking together a delight, while children will enjoy creating their own masterpieces in the kitchen and exploring international flavours. This book is sure to build confidence and culinary skill for all ages. £16.99 published by DK.
The Very Young Person’s Guide to Christmas Carols by Tim Lihoreau, Philip Noyce & Sally Agar
Written by Tim Lihoreau and Philip Noyce and beautifully illustrated by Sally Agar, this book is a delightful journey through the world of beloved Christmas carols. Including musical sound buttons to bring carols like Silent Night and O Holy Night to life, this book combines festive illustrations with fascinating facts about each carol’s history. Parents will enjoy the educational aspect and bonding over traditional holiday songs, while children will be enchanted by the musical magic and vibrant visuals, making it a perfect keepsake for the Christmas season. £20.00 published by DK.
LEGO World Builder
Get ready to dive into a world of creativity with LEGO World Builder, an exciting build-and-play adventure that comes with 150 bricks and a sorting tray! This interactive book inspires children to build cars, submarines, spaceships, and more, sparking countless hours of imaginative play. Parents will appreciate the well-organised layout that keeps building pieces tidy and easy to transport, while kids will love exploring the four themed worlds and creating unique LEGO adventures with the included mini-figures. This set brings LEGO creations to life in a fun, hands-on way. £24.99 published by DK.
LEGO Timelines
LEGO Timelines takes readers on a fascinating journey through 90 years of LEGO history. With illustrated timelines covering classic themes like LEGO Town, Space, and Pirates, this book offers a nostalgic look at the evolution of the iconic brick and its cultural impact. Parents will find it a nostalgic trip down memory lane, while children will be thrilled by the vibrant visuals and the history of their favourite LEGO themes. Perfect for LEGO fans young and old, this book celebrates the lasting legacy of a toy that has inspired generations. £25.00 published by DK.
Explore: A Collection of Maps and Diagrams That Explain The World
This captivating book offers a visual exploration of the world using maps and diagrams that go beyond geography. With detailed illustrations and informative text, the book unveils the secrets of animal migrations, deep-sea marvels, and more. Parents will find it a fantastic way to nurture a love for science, history, and nature, while children will be fascinated by the colourful maps that reveal complex topics in an accessible way. Perfect for young explorers, this book invites curious minds to look deeper into the world around them. £20.00 published by DK.
Knowledge: A Visual Compendium
Knowledge: A Visual Compendium offers a beautifully organised look at the world through expertly designed lists, illustrations, and objects from science, technology, nature, and art. This informative book brings together a wealth of interesting facts that are both accessible and visually stunning. Parents will love how it encourages kids to think critically and appreciate the art of categorising knowledge, while children will enjoy leafing through pages brimming with fascinating tidbits that spark curiosity. This is an ideal book for inquisitive young minds. £25.00 published by DK.
An Anthology of Rocks and Minerals by Dr. Devin Dennie, Olivier Ribbe & Angela Rizza
Written by geologist Dr. Devin Dennie and beautifully illustrated by Olivier Ribbe and Angela Rizza, this book is a wonderful introduction to the world of rocks, minerals, and gems. An Anthology of Rocks and Minerals invites young readers to explore the natural wonders of quartz, amethyst, lapis lazuli, and more. Parents will appreciate the clear, informative text that makes geology accessible and interesting, while children will love the stunning visuals and learning to identify rocks in the real world. It’s the perfect guide for budding geologists! £12.99 published by DK.
